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of Stanislav Alekhin hit the perfect flop, giving him a set against the 
overpair of Daniel Negreanu.
flop, with the ensuing 
doubling the up-till-now quiet Alekhin to 460,000+ and dropping Negreanu to a level not seen since yesterday (full counts coming in the break).
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flop. On the 
turn, Rouas bet out 50,000, called by Demidov. 
and with a large pot already brewed, he topped it off with an odd 99,500 bet (leaving himself just 75,000 behind). As the other table dashed for the break, Rouas considered the bet, eventually calling the bet.
which he was probably delighted he'd reraised with now. Up to a comfortable stack of around 450,000.
Level: 17
Blinds: 3,000/6,000
Ante: 1,000
board and Demidov, the small blind, bet 17,000. With barely a pause, Elliott raised to 35,000.
which set off a (very brief, as Keston was the short stack) raising war which saw Keston all-in with his 
and Lodden with the ever-dangerous 
. which fell on the turn and river, so Keston bumps his stack up to around 280,000.
flop and Townsend folded but Fischman check-called. turn and river, it was time for a showdown, but Fischman didn't want to show -- he thought that because it was Keston who had bet last, it should be him who had to show. However, as he was in the small blind position and there had been no aggressive action on the river it was in fact Fischman's duty to turn his cards over, and he had nothing to worry about as his 
was very much ahead of Keston's 
.
